The Russellville Democrat., 1887-03-30
LOCAL LINES.

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Rev. S. S. Key has returned frcm
Judsouia.
The blue lodge meets next Satur-
day night.
County court convened at Dover
last Monday.
Mr.. A. Hover is back from Boone
county on visit.
Last Sunday was a typical March
day-cold and windy.
Miss Mollie Daniels of Atkins, is
visiting Miss Alice Mann.
Capt. James NJ. Harkey continues
10 improve and will soon be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col. Cook, of Ohio,
are here visiting their son, DR.. l.. e.
Cook.
Col. Ben T. Embry was circulating
among his many friends here this
morning.
The absence OF the weather sig
nails allows cold waves to slip up on us
unawares.
The acreage of corn and cotton in
this county this year will not materi-
ally differ from last year.
There were great many people
in town last Saturday, and our mer-
chants did rousing business.
Next Friday is All Fools day. Be-
ware of the joker, lest you fall victim
to some OF his naughty pranks.
AT present prices there is no mon
ey in raising ordinary cotton, the only
hope of profit lies in raising improved
staple.
Winter fingers in the lap of spring.
Who can blame it considering the
sweet-sixteen-ish kind of spring we
have had.
"A select party of young people met
at the hospitible home of Mrs. r. b.
Potts last night and had thoroughly
enjoyable social party.
MIR. Tom Shields is here on a visit
to his family. He is just from Spring.
field, Mo-, where he has lucrative po-
sltion in printing house.
The school at this place spoken of
by Smith & Baird will not be taught,
owing to Mr.. Baird having been enga-
ged at another place.
From the Morrilton papers we
learn that Mr.. Tom Neal of Dover, has
bought property and will soon move
his family to Morrilton.
We hear it predicted that in some
localities fruit will suffer considerable
injury from recent frosts. Hope it
will not be general.
Hogs for sale. Apply to Maj. H..
NJ. Garden.
Mr.. A. w. Gross, one of the liveli-
est drummers on the road, is in town
receiving the best attention at the hands
of his legion of friends.
For furniture repairs of all kinds
go to Bob Mlller's.
Prof. w. G. Smith and family re-
turned Saturday from visit to Clarks-
vile, where they were the guests of
Col. A. Z. May and other friends.
Furniture, collins, underta kers
goods, etc., at living prices, at
Bob MILLER's.
1t is rumored that Route Agent
Sibley viii soon lead to the bymenial
alter Miss Matte Wilson, one of OAR
danelle's most charming young ladies
300 bushels corn for sale, by
T. c. YORK.
Capt. Sherry, state agent for the
German Insurance Co., of Freeport
ILL.,, and 9. b. Gerber, local agent fol
the same, favored us with call last
Thursday.
If you need dry goods you should
go straight to Wooten & Oates before
you stop.
Mr.. f. NJ. Hudson, Jr., our esteem
ed Caglesvlle correspondent, is receiy
ing the congratulations of friends owe
the arrival of a son and heir at hi
house.
SONG BOOKS IN GREAT
VARIETY AT
j. w. WELLS.
-Easter comes ore week from next
Sunday. The w. CT. U. is getting
up an entertainment BETTING the oc
casion, and it will be both interesting
and impressive.
Don't forget examine TIC. York
stock of spring goods before buying
elsewhere.
The revival services still continue
at the Christian Church with good re
suits. Several additions and much in
terest manifested. The Rev. Mr.. VIII
liams is an indefatigable worker.
USE LANDRETHS GARDEN
SEEDS, AND TAKE NO OTHER
j. w. WELLS.
There we're two pugilistic encoun
tiers on our streets one day last week
Mayor Russell poured oil upon tn
troubled waters and raised the finan
eial barometer Of the city's excheque
several degrees.
The Morrilton correspondent of I'll
Little Rock Gazette is responsible 70
She statement that Hon. Geo. 5. Gun
ningham intends TO resign the Judge
ship of the fifth circuit. The repor
lacks confirmation.